Our Clients had worked with Knott Architects before on their previous house, so we had a good start. Initial sketch proposals included a wavy line across the garden suggesting an... read more →
A small side return extension with oriel window and extensive roof glazing has transformed this kitchen dining space, connecting it well to the garden and the rest of the ground... read more →
A two-storey upper maisonette near the Arsenal has been remodelled to create a spacious top floor open-plan living space. A new, finely crafted Douglas Fir stair screen connects the various levels,... read more →
A growing family needed space for life to flourish. New, contemporary features, fittings and materials update this Victorian terraced property. A voluminous wrap-around rear extension provides an open-plan cooking, eating,... read more →
This small one bedroomed flat, within the Crouch End Conservation Area, became too small on the arrival of the owners' first child. The small rear/side garden, with its skewed boundary... read more →
Knott Architects extended and remodeled the ground floor of this traditional North London terraced house, enclosing the side return with glass. The existing house suffered from a cramped kitchen/dining space... read more →
Dark central reception and dining rooms and a tiny inadequate kitchen extension were replaced by opening up the reception and dining rooms to the front and back. The new kitchen... read more →
The house, built in 1984, is one of a terrace of 3, designed by three architects, two of whom went on to become founding members of the practice, Child Graddon... read more →
A 4-storey end of terrace Victorian house - converted in the 1990s to two maisonettes - houses two families who sought to improve their living spaces. The family of four... read more →
